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'At front Eng lend is referred to as, ‘This other enlightenment, deem-paradise/ This fortress built by nature for herself (2. 1, p. 677-720, 41-44). Gaunt comp ard the garden of Eng cut to the tend of heaven, Gods Garden! Soon that image is unmake with descriptions of England defeating itself, much like pests and rodents reposeing a garden from the inside out. Referencing both the Garden Of Eden and the internal destruction of the garden, it is obvious that this legal transfer is more than precisely rambling close flowers and bugs.Describing England as much more than just place to live while to a fault commenting how it is those that live in England that will destroy it is much more sacred than around might think. While in the Duke of work garden, it becomes evident who the â€Å"pests” of the garden re everyy are. faggot Richard and his merry men are the parasites that are destroying the Garden of England. â€Å"When our sea walled garden, the whole land is full of weeds/ Her fairest flowers choked up, her take trees all unpinned/ Her hedges ruined, her k nons disordered and her wholesome herbs swarming with caterpillars (3. , p. 1836-1919, 40-46). In the same scene on lines 51-65, it is do clear that it is the king that has not shortened and dressed his land. While he does not directly come out and scan the word, â€Å"garden”, Blinkered speaks of the, â€Å"Caterpillars of the commonwealth/ Which have imprecate to weed out and pluck forward” (2. 3, p. 1277-1 357, 166-167). We know, of course, that Blinkered is speaking of the Kings advisors, Bushy, Bogota, and Green. Talking about the pests of the garden that are destroying it is a very measurable part of the play.Knowing who is letting weeds display in the Arden makes it easier to get the plants in a row. In regards to the gardens in the play, feel that Shakespeare was paper on more of a religious front than anything. Using the Garden of Eden as a way to dec ipher England was my first tip off. The beauty, bliss, and purity that we all know of the Garden of Eden make it easy to picture England as a beautiful garden. at once the ugliness and perfidiousness made an appearance, Adam and Eve and their perfidy to God came to mind. While they could not freeze off temptation, King Richard could not resist either.He became devouring(a) and money hungry with the desire of land and power. This led to the internal failure of the garden since the main â€Å"gardener” was failing at his duties. Religion was a major undertide in The Tragedy of King Richard II, and when I realized this I finally sight how wonderful the writing of Shakespeare truly is. Once you get past the different modality of writing, it is easy to admire the beauty within the play. It is clear why John of Jaunts expression about the garden is one of the to the highest degree famous speeches of the play.\r\n'